I was almost grown when I first met Lawrence, and I had no idea what a blessing he would be, not just for me, but also for my younger beother & mom. He welcomed us into their home, across the street and spent years loving us simply because we were neighbors. When my brother died in a motorcycle accident, he gave my mom the gift of identifying the motorcycle, so she & my grandmother wouldn't have to. I don't know if Mom ever told him just how much that meant to her. Our paths diverged once I moved out of that house, & especially after Mom moved a few miles away, but whenever I came home for church, he (and Mary & Kevin) were always there, the Arlington family I still had, after Mom was gone.

In memory of my Aunt Margie. A beautiful lady inside and out. I miss you.

In memory of my Uncle Chuck. I will forever remember all of the holidays we spent together.

Member of the Sam Johnson-Dallas Chapter of the Air & Space Forces Association (AFA) and the Dallas Chapter Military Order of the World Wars (MOWW).

2nd Lt. Travis B. Wilkie - killed in a training incident at Vance AFB, November, 2019. Travis, although you are gone, and your wife, family and friends are devastated at your loss, you will never be forgotten. All you wanted to do was fly and serve your country. Your smile made it clear to all of us that you were living your dream. We just wish you had done it for many more years. But we know that when you arrived at the gates of heaven, Jesus knew if was exactly your time. Rest in Peace with your Lord and Savior.

Gone but not forgotten. In loving memory. Lidia and Charley Arista, together again.

Dad, thinking of you and missing you during the holiday season.

Our love always,Pat and Lisa

Val, you are always in our thoughts and prayers. Love,

Remembering a hero who served his nation for 30 years with honor and strength in peacetime and in combat.

Our first holiday season without you. We miss you and love you. Thank you for your service and endearing commitment to your family. Forever memories will continue to live in our hearts.

In Loving Memory of Douglas Fromm April 20, 1946-April 23, 2019. Vietnam Veteran.

My dear sweet Steve,Another year has gone by since you went to heaven. We had some hardships and heartbreak, but many more blessings, for which I am so grateful. You are always in my prayers and I miss you every day. We are getting to celebrate our 5th Christmas without you but we know you are our guardian angel and always watching out for us. You are my forever my love. Christi

Still miss you every day and look forward to a reunion someday.

Guadalupe G. Sepulveda We miss and love you. Your family.

Thank you for your service ??